Norwalk zip line vote postponed until September
A vote on the installation of a controversial zip line at a local park in Norwalk was postponed until September Tuesday night. As News 12 has reported, the Cranbury Preservation Association and city
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Mar 23, 2016, 6:45 AM
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A vote on the installation of a controversial zip line at a local park in Norwalk was postponed until September Tuesday night.
As News 12 has reported, the Cranbury Preservation Association and city residents are concerned about the development of a zip line in the southern area of Cranbury Park.
Residents said it would draw hundreds of people to a residential area and harm the environment.
At Tuesday's Common Council meeting, Mayor Harry Rilling said the council did not have enough information to make an informed decision on the zip line.
Those who oppose the zip line said Tuesday's motion to table the vote was ridiculous.
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